Egyptian international Mohamed Salah has reached an agreement with the Turkish club Trabzonspor.
Salah is negotiating to join Trabzonspor during the summer transfer window, after becoming a free agent.
The Turkish newspaper Sabah reported that Mohamed Salah has reached an agreement with the Turkish club Trabzonspor.
The report clarified that Trabzonspor presented an official two-year offer with a salary of 17 million euros plus bonuses.
The report indicated that Salah's agent Rami Abbas conveyed the club's offer to his client, and after a brief meeting, an agreement was reached on some points.
The well-known newspaper reported that Mohamed Salah requested 20% of shirt sales profits.
Salah, who represented the Egyptian national team at the World Cup, is expected to arrive in Trabzon next week if things proceed smoothly.
Salah had officially departed Liverpool at the end of last season, with the Egypt captain being linked to numerous clubs, both Arab and European.
The past days saw official attempts by the Turkish club Beşiktaş to sign Mohamed Salah this summer.
The Turkish club failed to reach a financial agreement with Rami Abbas, Mohamed Salah's agent, so negotiations ended without any official deal between the parties.